By: Calvin Daniels There are of course a number of visions for the future of farming, none of the visions likely to be completely right, but if you wanted one aspect that will be part of that future it is autonomous technology.
Read MoreWill wearing green be lucky for McEwen?
By: Bruce Penton It’s (nearly) the month for St. Patrick’s Day, so perhaps wearing Saskatchewan green and the luck of the Irish will mean a Brier championship for Mike O’McEwen.
Read MoreSask. Party obfuscation leaves taxpayers in dark
By: Jordan Twiss Despite the near-literal Mount Everest of evidence to the contrary, I still choose to believe that people, no matter their political leanings, only get into politics with the best of intentions.
Read MoreSask. makes commitments to education
By: Scott Moe & Jeremy Harrison Feb. 11 to 17 was Teacher and Staff Appreciation Week in Saskatchewan. This year’s theme was “Shaping the Future Together,” and our government reaffirms its commitment to listening to and collaborating with our educators to improve today’s classrooms.
Read MoreSask. needs wetland management framework
By: Calvin Daniels When you have been writing in the agriculture field for well over three decades you are rather aware that the issue of wetlands, and whether farmers should be able to drain them, is a long-standing issue that is often rather divisive as well.
Read MoreEducation Minister gets failing grade on honesty
By: Jordan Twiss Though the origins of famous sayings are notoriously tricky to pin down, Mark Twain is most often credited with coining the old adage “If you tell the truth, you don’t have to remember anything.”
Read MoreA bug-based diet could have benefits
By: Calvin Daniels If you are in the mood to stir the pot on social media, start a post about the idea of turning to bugs and insects for human food.
Read MoreWas it Belichick’s coaching skill, or Tom Brady?
By: Bruce Penton Generally regarded around the National Football League as one of the — if not THE — greatest ever coach ever, Bill Belichick today stands outside with his face pressed against the window and waits for another coaching opportunity.
Read MoreEmergencies Act ruling highlights Act’s problems
By: Jordan Twiss When the Public Order Emergency Commission’s inquiry into the federal government’s use of the Emergencies Act in response to the Freedom Convoy concluded last February with Justice Paul Rouleau’s ruling (mostly in the government’s favour), I suggested nothing would actually change.
Read MoreSask. policies help with affordability, addictions
By: Scott Moe & Jeremy Harrison Our government remains committed to investing in the programs and services that matter most to Saskatchewan people.
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